For a difference, Microsoft and Samsung is doing the opposite of what every big technology companies have been doing. Not suing each other over patents and instead sharing it with each other.
Various websites will have a live blog of the iPhone 5 media event on Oct. 4.
Many were surprised with the announcement of the Kindle Fire's price by Amazon's Jeff Bezo. It was speculated that the device would go around $250 to $300 but it actually went $199. So what is really happening?
SAP, one of the world’s largest enterprise software organisations, has accredited Telstra's cloud computing infrastructure ready for SAP cloud applications. Telstra is the first Australian provider to receive the certification.
Tablets War Is Still On. New upgrades for Motorola’s XOOM are now available.
While there are comparisons out there with the recently announced Amazon's Kindle Fire with the iPad, its true competitor is Barnes and Noble's Nook Color. The Kindle Fire is an e-reader on steroids but not a competitor to iPad and Galaxy in terms of computing power, memory and features.
Amazon has announced Wednesday the release of Kindle Fire, along with other Kindle changes in its offerings. A lot of the information revealed during the official presentation has already been expected by those who have been reading up on tech blogs. For instance, the Kindle Fire tablet has a 7-inch screen, free data storage over the Internet and a new browser -- Amazon Silk.
Samsung will pay Microsoft for running Android, bringing to two the number of major Android OEMs from which Microsoft stands to collect royalties - Samsung and HTC. The third OEM, Motorola, has just recently been bought by Google.
iPhone users with 20-20 vision can delay less about reading glasses or will train, as it will compensate for the natural deterioration of the eyes.
In the recently published 2011 IT Industry Competitive Index report, South Korea ranks 19th place with 60.8 points.
Serious and organised criminals are using the Internet to provide false legitimacy in their attempts to target the retirement savings of Australians, the Australian Crime Commission (ACC) Board warned today.
Many Australians would prefer that they lose their wallet rather than their phones.
The new Amazon Kindle Fire was reported by Businessweek to only cost $199. A $50 to $100 difference from earlier speculation.
The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday that it will investigate a claim by Taiwanese phone firm HTC that Apple has infringed on its patents.
Sooner or later, you will be searching TV channels on YouTube.
Australia consumers may be tech savvy and may own multiple digital devices, yet most of them still fail to give their gadgets the ample, if not best, security it needs, a survey from McAfee said.
Bethesda has rejected Markus "Notch" Persson's challenge for a Quake deathmatch and instead opted to go to court over their trademark claim over the word "Scroll" in their The Elder Scrolls series.
Microsoft began rolling out its updated Windows 7.5 Mango OS this morning for download but only to select smartphone users.Existing Microsoft Windows Phone users can begin downloading the "Mango" update but which users are eligible to download the update is still unknown.
Just in time for the Christmas buying and spending season, Toshiba announced on Tuesday plans to offer a whole new range of affordable laptops and netbooks in October. A Toshiba laptop will be readily available to suit anybody's needs and budget. Prices range from $300 to $630.
Time is running out to enter the exclusive Australian BrokerNews iPad2 draw - and it's as easy as referring us to your colleagues.
As part of its strategy to encourage productivity of Australian citizens, the Government has announced that businesses can now have their applications for high-speed broadband tested for a fee at the newly launched Australian Broadband Applications Laboratory (ABAL).
Amazon is reportedly poised to launch its newest device, the "Kindle Fire," which is seen to stir the tablet market. No details have been officially released yet, but a popular tech blog leaked out a few info bits.
Minecraft will now be available for Android devices as Minecraft Pocket Edition. It will not be an exclusive for Sony Ericsson's Xperia PLAY only in Oct. 29. Minecraft for iPhones and iPad versions would come out later.
Australia had extradited to New Zealand alleged fraudster Loizos Michaels who is wanted for multimillion dollar fraud.
Don't expect the iPhone 5 to be something different from iPhone 4. Chances are they are just the same device with a few upgrades in hardware and updates on the iOS. Consider it a smaller iPad 2 without the iPhone 4's antenna issues.
At the recent F8 Conference Facebook revealed a new look at some new features to the world. The changes it brings in makes your profile look a little more snazzy and you can have a nice big header image. These new features will be rolled out over the coming weeks.
The cryptic message “Let’s Talk iPhone” in the Apple’s invite may mean that the handset can be controlled by speech.
Apple finally decided to quell the rumors about the next generation iPhone when it sent out email invitations on Tuesday to a press event called "Let's Talk iPhone".
The iPhone 5 media event is truly on as Apple sent invites to the members of the press.
The Federal Trade Commission has been asked to investigate reports that MSN.com and Hulu.com install undeletable cookies onto users' computers. Representatives Joe Barton and Ed Markey both asked FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz regarding FTC's action plans on the so-called 'supercookies.'
